See the Elusive
See the Elusive
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The pulse tester is designed to study the changes that occur in a non-stationary signal as it passes through an electronic device under test.
Testing is performed by generating a single pulse, recording the original pulse shape on one channel, recording the modified pulse shape on another channel, and then comparing the shapes of the original and tested signals. This procedure allows you to: see what waveform the device under test introduces into the passing signal, obtain a quantitative estimate of the pulse phase shift after passing through the circuit under test, see and evaluate the distortions that the general feedback returns to the input of the low-frequency amplifier.
The green graph is the result of subtracting the original signal from the signal under study.
The iTester program provides more than thirty preset pulse shapes.
The iTester program provides more than thirty preset pulse shapes.
Select the appropriate type of pulse. Record the initial pulse on the first channel, and the pulse being studied on the repeat channel.
Using vertical mouse movements with the button held down on the left or right side of the chart, adjust the oscillation levels to the same amplitude.
As a result, you get a green difference graph and the exact value of the peak pulse time shift, measured in microseconds.
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